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The group that deleted its Instagram account the day Charlie Kirk was assassinated was the Utah-based trans militia, Armed Queers Salt lake City. They train individuals to use weapons to defend trans rights, as Right Angle News Network reports. Investigators are probing groups like Armed Queers for Palestine and the online gaming community Steam to […] The post Armed Queers Is the Group That Deleted Its Account After Mr. Kirk’s Murder appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A man wearing a t-shirt much like the one that was seen in surveillance photos of suspected shooter Tyler Robinson was caught on camera attempting to destroy a memorial for murdered conservative commentator and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Video circulated on Sunday of the man, identified by authorities as 19-year-old Ryder Corral, as he marched through the makeshift memorial outside the campus organization’s headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona, on Sunday morning. Fox News reporter Matt Finn shared some of the details and a short video via X, saying, “Man tramples on Charlie Kirk memorial at TP USA. He is taken to the ground by onlookers and then arrested. He traveled about 15 yards through the memorial, kicked over flowers, vases and flags and balloons, according to our photog.” WATCH: Update from Phx police: pic.twitter.com/xDlBPPw0Rc — Matt Finn (@MattFinnFNC) September 14, 2025 Finn followed with an update from the Phoenix Police Department, which identified the suspected vandal as Corral and said that he had been “detained by witnesses” on the scene until law enforcement officers arrived and took him into custody. Police also reported that neither Corral nor any of the witnesses who held him on the scene had sustained any injuries — and that the 19-year-old would face multiple charges, including “criminal damage and disorderly conduct.” Sharing side-by-side photos, Finn later added, “Looks like the man who was just arrested after trampling Charlie Kirk’s memorial at Turning Point in Phoenix (R) might have been wearing the same type of patriotic shirt that Kirk’s alleged assassin wore on the day of the shooting. (L)” Looks like the man who was just arrested after trampling Charlie Kirk’s memorial at Turning Point in Phoenix (R) might have been wearing the same type of patriotic shirt that Kirk’s alleged assassin wore on the day of the shooting. (L) pic.twitter.com/TX5QGBjPSR — Matt Finn (@MattFinnFNC) September 14, 2025

'The man, later identified as 19-year-old Ryder Corral, was detained by witnesses'

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Turning Point USA announced Saturday that it will be honoring its founder Charlie Kirk next weekend with a giant public celebration of his life. “Building a Legacy, Remembering Charlie Kirk” will take place Sunday, Sept. 21, at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, according to Fox News. President Donald Trump said he plans to be there. Additionally, people all across both the U.S. and the world are honoring Kirk by holding memorials, vigils, and moments of silence, including the South Koreans, Chicago Cubs baseball team, and many NFL teams.  According to Townhall, thousands of South Koreans filled the streets Saturday and chanted, “We are Charlie Kirk!” ? BREAKING: South Koreans have taken to the streets en masse and are chanting “we are Charlie Kirk!” in yet another instance of Charlie’s reach being a worldwide movement. A sleeping giant has been awakened. ?? ?? pic.twitter.com/1vk5OmULKA— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 13, 2025 There has been a strong display of international solidarity after Kirk was assassinated Wednesday, with other countries like Australia, Germany, and the United Kingdom holding memorials and vigils for him. The Cubs honored Kirk, a lifelong fan, by flying the American flag at half-staff as well as holding a moment of silence for him and calling for “all political violence” to end at Friday’s home game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Before the second week of games, a number of NFL teams held moments of silence for Kirk.  According to USA Today, the NFL left it up to individual home teams to decide if they wanted to hold moments of silence for Kirk. At Thursday’s Packers-Commanders game, a moment of silence was held for Kirk. On Sunday, teams like the Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, and Tennessee Titans made sure to honor the slain conservative icon. The post Nation and World Mourn Charlie Kirk: Trump to Attend Arizona Memorial as Global Vigils Continue appeared first on The Daily Signal.

In the past few weeks, Americans have seen disturbingly violent events from Charlotte and Utah. These attacks have shaken our nation. Each headline carries with it a family changed forever, a life stolen too soon, and a community left to mourn. Every senseless act of violence is a sobering reminder that our world is broken.  As believers, we feel the hurt for our nation, our communities, and those affected. We also fully put our trust in the Lord, as he serves as our hope for renewal in our nation. We know that life is not an accident, but a gift from God. Scripture tells us in Genesis that we are created in the image of God. The Psalms remind us we are “fearfully and wonderfully made.” And Christ Himself declared that He came so that we might have life in Him. That means every life—born and unborn, young and old, strong and weak—is sacred. When violence destroys life, it is not only a crime against man, but an assault against the image of God. Heather and I often pray together when these tragedies strike. We pray for grieving families, and we pray for our country. But we also pray for hearts to be changed. Only God can heal what is broken within. Washington can pass laws—and I believe fully that government has a duty to protect innocent life—but no piece of legislation can reach the human heart. Only Christ can. The Bible calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves, to reject evil and do good, to seek peace and pursue it. That is the higher calling we need in America today. If we are to stop the violent attacks we have seen, we must be a people who return to God’s Word and live by its truths. Families must be strengthened, churches must be emboldened, and communities must recommit themselves to righteousness and justice. President Ronald Reagan once said that if we ever forget we are one nation under God, we will be a nation gone under. I believe that now more than ever. We will not solve the crisis of violence by policy alone. We must recognize the battle is spiritual, and the answer is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Heather and I believe in the power of prayer, we instilled it in our children, and we have seen it change lives. My prayer for our country is simple: that we would once again cherish every life as God’s handiwork, that we would love one another as Christ loved us, and that we would shine as a people who know life is precious—because it comes from Him. We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post A Prayer for Our Nation appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The left have been furiously spinning narrative in the wake of the horrific assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Much of this spin is dedicated to the negation of a transgender motive behind the shooting. In service of that narrative, CBS’s Scott MacFarlane completely misrepresented statements by Utah Governor Spencer Cox. Watch as MacFarlane tried to establish, without evidence, that Gov. Cox ruled transgender issues out as a motive in the shooting: FAKE NEWS ALERT: In no way did UT @GovCox suggest on his ABC and NBC hits today that "there is no indication or no idea yet if" transgenderism is "at all relevant to this case", as CBS's Scott MacFarlane suggests to viewers of Face the Nation. pic.twitter.com/vQhFZ4c6nM — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 14, 2025 MAJOR GARRETT: Utah Republican Governor Spencer Cox has been the most authoritative voice in this matter since it happened, Scott. We have some new comments from him this morning. SCOTT MacFARLANE: Sounds like they have a lot to work with, to start. First of all, as the weekend began they executed a search warrant on the family home in Washington County, Utah. It’s about three or four hours from the site of the shooting. The governor, though, says multiple people are talking here- including the roommate of the suspect who he describes as incredibly cooperative. The roommate, he says, had no idea this was happening. And he also says the roommate may have been in a romantic relationship with Tyler Robinson, may have been gender transitioning. But the governor says there’s no indication or no idea yet if that’s at all relevant to this case. Sounds definitive. But that’s not at all what Gov. Cox said on any of his Sunday show interviews on CNN, ABC and NBC. The most extensive exchange was on CNN, where State of the Union host Dana Bash grilled Cox as if he were an unindicted coconspirator in the shooting: Two minutes of CNN's Dana Bash trying to push UT @GovCox into admitting that transgenderism is not germane to motive in the assassination of Charlie Kirk pic.twitter.com/Ur8ABcpJt3 — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 14, 2025 DANA BASH: Well, some outlets are reporting that the suspect lived with a transgender partner. Is that accurate? And are investigators looking at this part of his life as a possible motivation? SPENCER COX: Yes, definitely. And yes, I can confirm that. I know that has been reported and that the FBI has confirmed that as well, that the roommate was a romantic partner, a male transitioning to- to female. I can say that- that he has been very cooperative. This- this partner has been incredibly cooperative, had no idea that this was happening and is working with investigators right now. BASH: And how is that relevant to the investigation when it comes to the motive? Are you learning that? COX: Sure. Well, yeah, that's what we're- that's what we're trying to figure out right now. Again, it's- I mean, it's easy to draw conclusions from that. And- and so, you know, we've got- we've got the shell casings, other forensic evidence that is coming in and trying to piece all of those things together. BASH: You said that the roommate is being very helpful. Has that individual explained to law enforcement what the mindset of the shooter was and whether or not it is connected to his ideology or his- his situation as transitioning as you just described. COX: I'm not sure about- not- not sure about that piece right now, Dana. BASH: Okay. So we're not sure if that- the fact that he was romantically involved, as you say, with his partner who was transitioning, is relevant to the motive of the murder based on the investigation. COX: Well, sure. Again, all of these things are- we're trying to figure it out. I know everybody wants to know exactly why and point the finger. And I totally get that I do, too. And so I just want to be be careful, as I haven't read all of the interview transcripts and so we’ll have to wait and see what comes out. There is nothing in Cox’s responses to Bash’s badgering that is consistent with an admission that transgenderism is not relevant to motive, as reported by MacFarlane. If anything, Cox was intent in protecting the integrity of the investigation, ahead of Tuesday’s filing of formal charging documents.    On ABC’s This Week, Martha Raddatz didn’t even address relevance, choosing instead to try and trip Cox on the shooter’s ideology: UT @GovCox confirms that the "roommate" is in fact the transgender boyfriend of Charlie Kirk's assassin, after a Mat Gutman video package that omits this detail entirely. Cox states much more info to be released on Tuesday, when charging documents are filed. pic.twitter.com/5TUXxqwws0 — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 14, 2025 MARTHA RADDATZ: Anything new on the investigation? You say he admitted that, confessed? COX: No, not -- again, he has not confessed to authorities. He is not cooperating. But all the people around him are cooperating. And I think that's very important. There were reports yesterday that we can confirm that his roommate was, indeed, a boyfriend who is transitioning from male to female. That's information that the FBI had mentioned yesterday. We can confirm that as well. And that he is cooperating with authorities as well. RADDATZ: And, Governor, you told The Wall Street Journal that Tyler Robinson was deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology. Have investigators uncovered evidence to- to show that? COX: So far, that has come from his acquaintances and family members. That's where the initial information has come from. Certainly, there will be much more information that is released in the charging documents as they are bringing all of that together. Just like to remind people that- that press conference on Friday, we had been up all night trying to get as much as we could in a very short amount of time. We are collecting much more, including forensic evidence that is coming back from Quantico, that will help us tie the shooter to the weapon and everything else. So that's all being processed right now. And there will be much, much more information on Tuesday when that document is filed with the- with the courts. On Meet the Press, NBC’s Kristen Welker asked about motive but didn’t press Cox on the transgender issue, avoiding it altogether: Here again and contrary to what CBS's Scott MacFarlane laid out- no dismissal of transgenderism as an issue, but a holding back ahead of the formal filing of charges. pic.twitter.com/qd3XWrd13y — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 14, 2025 KRISTEN WELKER: Governor, let me start by just asking you to update us on the investigation. What more have investigators learned about the suspect and the motive here? COX: Yeah. So there will be much more coming out on Tuesday when charges are filed. They are gathering evidence, interviewing known friends and people around the suspect. What we know so far, there are a couple of things that we can confirm that have been reported. We can confirm that, again, according to family and people that we're interviewing, he does come from a conservative family, but his ideology was very different than his family, and so that's part of it. We do know that- that the roommate that we had originally talked about- we can confirm that that roommate is a boyfriend who is transitioning from male to female, so we know that piece. I will say that that person has been very cooperative with authorities, and we have additional evidence, forensic evidence that has been processed, we'll be sharing that when charges are filed on Tuesday. So everything that we know confirms that this is the person. The why behind this, again, we're all drawing lots of conclusions and how someone like this could be radicalized, and I think that those are important questions for us to ask and important questions for us to answer. WELKER: Governor, you say that the boyfriend, the roommate is cooperating with investigators. What, specifically, have you learned from this individual and is the suspect cooperating? COX: So what we've learned specifically is that this person that did not have any knowledge- was shocked when they found out about it, when he found out about it. The suspect has not been cooperating so far and so we're getting all of this information from family members. Again, people around the suspect and then the forensic information that we have, which is confirming everything and more than what we were able to share in that initial press conference. Nowhere where motive was discussed across the Sunday dial did Cox rule out transgenderism as a motive. In fact, Cox repeatedly hinted that more was coming down the pike when formal charges are filed on Tuesday.  But Scottie Mac needed to keep the narrative alive, at least for another day or two. To that end, the truth seems secondary. Perhaps irrelevant, in the face of a story that is increasingly uncomfortable for the legacy media to cover.  

Scientists have made a discovery that should shake the foundations of modern biology.When organisms die, some of their cells might not simply shut off like light bulbs. Instead, they reorganize, build new structures, solve problems, and make decisions. These researchers call it a “third state” of existence.Once you accept that life itself shows signs of intention, you must also acknowledge that there is an Intender.But to anyone steeped in Christian thought, it sounds less like a new scientific category and more like an old truth, a glimpse of the life that refuses to be reduced to chemicals and chance.Mind in matterConsider the strange case of xenobots, tiny clusters of frog cells lifted from their natural role and placed in a lab dish. They were expected to wither. Instead, they began to move, formed patterns, and worked together in ways that showed clear intention.Dr. William Miller calls this consciousness. Not the kind of awareness you and I possess, but the raw ability to adapt, to choose, to pursue a purpose. When placed outside their usual role, cells don’t behave like blind molecules colliding at random. They behave like agents. They cooperate. They solve problems. They move toward goals.That fact alone shatters one of materialism’s deepest dogmas.The evolution lieFor more than a century, the reigning narrative has been that consciousness is a late arrival on the evolutionary stage. It's nothing more than an accidental byproduct of brain complexity, born only after countless mutations stumbled into neurons, then into networks, then into awareness.The atheist worldview depends on this sequence. It argues that life has no inherent meaning because what we call “mind” is simply chemistry scaled up. In this view, free will is an illusion generated by firing synapses.But these cells expose the lie of that story.If consciousness exists at the cellular level, then it doesn’t wait for brains. It doesn’t emerge as a lucky accident after billions of years of trial and error. It’s present from the beginning, written into life at its smallest scale. That flips the entire evolutionary tale on its head. Instead of matter groping toward mind, we see mind animating matter. Instead of dead particles producing life, we see life infused with purpose at the very first step.The intender revealedWhat if mind, not matter, is primary? This is a profoundly important question, one that doesn’t just challenge the materialist narrative but annihilates it. Once you accept that life itself shows signs of intention, you must also acknowledge that there is an Intender.The real shock is that these cells don’t compete; they collaborate. They don’t claw for survival but sacrifice for a greater whole. Every one of the 30 trillion cells in your body could, in theory, serve itself — yet they don’t. They choose unity. Skin cells shield. Heart cells pump. Brain cells think. All of them working in harmony with no central command.RELATED: The Dawkins delusion: Why atheism can't explain the one thing that matters vchal/iStock/Getty Images PlusRandom mutation cannot account for this. Natural selection doesn’t explain why self-interest gives way to selflessness billions of times a day inside your body. Something is directing the orchestra.And consider the scale of the information problem. DNA contains more information than our minds could possibly fathom. Cellular machinery reads, copies, and executes these instructions with astonishing speed and near-perfect accuracy, millions of times every second. Our best computers look painfully clumsy beside such precision.Materialists insist that this miracle of information arranged itself over billions of years. But information doesn’t just organize itself. A letter always points back to an author, a painting to a painter, and a symphony to a composer.God's living codeThe xenobot research confirms this reality. It's what some scientists call “biological agency.” And where does this awareness come from? Scientists can describe what it does, but not where it begins. They can measure its effects, but not locate its source.Christianity, on the other hand, has always given the only coherent answer: Consciousness originates in God, the eternal, self-existent Being who imprinted His image on creation, a God who designed life not as machinery but as community.The Bible says humans are made in God’s image, reflecting His consciousness, His creativity, His moral compass. What Miller and others are now uncovering is that this reflection stretches deeper than we imagined. Every cell of your body participates in it. Right now, as you read these words, trillions of cells are making choices, collaborating without rest, preserving your existence.Some might view this as a fortunate accident, another curious quirk in the endless lottery of evolution.But randomness doesn’t yield purpose. Blind collisions don’t generate systems that adapt, collaborate, and surrender for one another with unfailing order. What we see isn’t chaos but choreography, not accident but authorship.I see it as divine purpose. The God signal has been there all along, humming beneath the fabric of life. And now even the microscopes are beginning to see it: design in the details, direction in the data, destiny in the DNA.